Used 7 Seater Cars for Sale

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Kia Sorento 1.6L 4 T-GDi

£57,300 was £58,825

London

Delivery available

2021
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1,054 miles
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Petrol
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Automatic

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Kia Sorento 1.6L 4 h T-GDi

£50,150 was £51,725

London

Delivery available

2021
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2,029 miles
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Petrol
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Automatic

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Land Rover Discovery 2L HSE SD4

£46,650

London

Delivery available

2019
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30,035 miles
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Diesel
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Automatic

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Volvo XC90 2L R-Design Twin Engine h T8

£45,875

London

Delivery available

2019
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38,916 miles
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Plug_in_hybrid
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Automatic

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Land Rover Discovery Sport 2L R-Dynamic SE MHEV D200

£45,375 was £49,650

London

Delivery available

2021
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9,248 miles
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Diesel
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Automatic

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Land Rover Discovery 3L HSE TD V6

£42,000 was £46,950

London

Delivery available

2018
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32,412 miles
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Diesel
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Automatic

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Land Rover Discovery 2L HSE SD4

£40,625 was £44,350

London

Delivery available

2018
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30,929 miles
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Diesel
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Automatic

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Land Rover Discovery 2L HSE Luxury SD4

£40,250 was £40,775

London

Delivery available

2017
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40,629 miles
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Diesel
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Automatic

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Volvo XC90 2L R-Design PowerPulse D5

£39,675

London

Delivery available

2019
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26,795 miles
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Diesel
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Automatic

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Audi Q7 3L S line TDI V6

£39,450

London

Delivery available

2018
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20,325 miles
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Diesel
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Automatic

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Volvo XC90 2L Momentum PowerPulse D5

£39,175

London

Delivery available

2019
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12,465 miles
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Diesel
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Automatic

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Audi Q7 3L S line TDI V6

£38,925 was £41,675

London

Delivery available

2018
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32,985 miles
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Diesel
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Automatic

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Volvo XC90 2L Momentum PowerPulse D5

£38,550 was £38,725

London

Delivery available

2019
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16,000 miles
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Diesel
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Automatic

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Land Rover Discovery 3L HSE TD V6

£38,175 was £45,450

London

Delivery available

2017
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28,604 miles
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Diesel
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Automatic

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Audi Q7 3L S line TDI V6

£37,850

London

Delivery available

2017
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36,428 miles
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Diesel
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Automatic

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Volvo XC90 2L R-Design Pro PowerPulse D5

£36,500 was £37,125

London

Delivery available

2017
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30,148 miles
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Diesel
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Automatic

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Volvo XC90 2L Inscription T6

£36,475

London

Delivery available

2017
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18,819 miles
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Petrol
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Automatic

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Land Rover Discovery Sport 2L HSE Dynamic Lux SD4

£35,425 was £37,050

London

Delivery available

2018
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16,995 miles
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Diesel
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Automatic

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Ford Galaxy 2L Titanium EcoBlue

£33,275 was £35,775

London

Delivery available

2020
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2,420 miles
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Diesel
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Automatic

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Land Rover Discovery Sport 2L Landmark TD4

£32,450

London

Delivery available

2019
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28,000 miles
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Diesel
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Automatic

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7 Seater Cars

AA Cars works closely with thousands of UK used car dealers to bring you one of the largest selections of 7 seater cars on the market. All used 7 seater cars on the AA Cars website come with free 12 months breakdown cover and a free car history check.

Today’s 7-seaters are often far more than just practical workhorses designed with only spaciousness in mind. Now, these models can be stylish, well-built and even offer a range of luxurious touches to improve day-to-day driving. Buying a used 7-seater is a great way of avoiding the high prices that many new models suffer from. Let’s take a look at what the 7-seater class has to offer.

Why buy a 7 seater?

If you're considering a 7-seater car, there’s a good chance it’s because roominess and practicality are high on the agenda. It’s true that these are some of the roomiest vehicles on the market, offering an extra row of seats that you don’t get from more ordinary cars. So whether you have enough children that require those extra seats, or you just want the flexibility of having them there, these models are well worth considering. Even if you don't need full use of those rearmost seats all the time, most cars let you fold them down into the floor when they’re not needed – meaning you’ll be left with an especially big boot. But 7-seaters are now about a lot more than just space, as they have to excel in the styling department, while they’re often kitted out with a range of modern and high-quality touches that you get from more upmarket cars.

Which 7 seater should I buy?

When it comes to buying a 7-seater, there are two routes you can go down. The first is to choose an MPV (multi-purpose vehicle), which are cars explicitly built to be as practical as possible. Great options available here include the Volkswagen Touran, Ford S-Max and Citroen Grand C4 Picasso/Space Tourer, all of which offer a stylish and well-made cabin. The second option is the one that’s becoming increasingly popular – 7-seater SUVs. Bringing more rugged looks, these models tend to have style on their side and have quickly overtaken MPVs for sales. These range from more affordable options like the Hyundai Santa Fe, Nissan Qashqai+2 and Kia Sorento all the way up to luxurious and pricey options like the Range Rover Sport, Bentley Bentayga and Mercedes-Benz GLS.

What should I look for when buying 7 seater cars?

As a 7-seater will have likely been bought as a family car – and will have had quite a tough life – the main thing to look out for are signs of any interior damage. Look out for any scuffed or missing trim, and be sure to check that all the seats slide and fold as they should be. If a model has any special tech fitted (such as rear media screens on the back of the seats), you should check these work too. Also be sure to look out for any signs of parking damage where doors have been opened on to another car as this is quite common with this type of vehicle – it’s also another reason why you might want to consider a car with sliding rear doors, such as the Volkswagen Sharan and Seat Alhambra. The other thing to consider is whether you actually need a 7-seater. The allure of these cars’ greater practicality is tempting, but if you’re only likely to use the third row of seats infrequently, you might just be better off with a conventional 5-seat MPV, SUV or estate car.

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